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Monterey Peninsula College is a school in Monterey.

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  • Part Time Faculty- Kinesiology (Martial Arts)
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Hiring history 39 roles
2027
(Part-Time Faculty Pool)- History Instructor Jan Part Time $130,680
(Part-time Faculty Pool) - Physiology Instructor Jan Part Time $130,680
(Part-Time Faculty Pool) - TRIO Math-Science Upward Bound Counselor Jan Part Time $130,680
2026
(Part-time Faculty Pool) - Women's Basketball Coach Dec Part Time $111,492
(Part-time Faculty Pool) - Real Estate Instructor Dec Part Time $102,114
Temporary Pool - Continuing & Professional Education Instructors Dec Full and Part Time
Instructional Technology Specialist Oct Full Time
Dean of Student Services (Counseling) Aug Full Time, Part Time $14,143
Interim Director, Marketing and Communications Aug Full Time
Early Childhood Education Associate Teacher Advertised ×2 Aug Full Time $46,836
(Part-time Faculty Pool) - Hospitality (Culinary) May Part Time $102,114
Substitute Pool - Maintenance Specialist May Part Time $49,212
Substitute Pool - Art Studio Specialist (Part-time, Temporary) May Part Time $41,202
(Part-time Faculty Pool) - Jewelry & Metal Arts Instructor May Part Time $102,114
(Part-time Faculty Pool) - Human Services Instructor May Part Time $102,114
(Part-time Faculty Pool) Early Childhood Education Instructor May Part Time $124,452
(Part-time Faculty Pool) - Fashion Instructor May Part Time $102,114
(Part-time Faculty Pool) - Computer Science Instructor May Part Time $124,452
(Part-Time Faculty Pool) - Physics Instructor May Part Time $124,452
(Part-time Faculty Pool) Economics Instructor May Part Time $124,452
(Part-time Faculty Pool) - Spanish Instructor May Part Time $124,452
(Part-Time Faculty Pool) - Humanities Instructor May Part Time $124,452
(Part-Time Faculty Pool) - Health Instructor May Part Time $120,816
(Part-Time Faculty Pool) - Nutrition Instructor May Part Time $124,452
(Part-time Faculty Pool) - English Instructor May Part Time $120,816
(Part-Time Faculty Pool) - Engineering Design and Prototyping Instructor May Part Time $120,816
(Part-time Faculty Pool) - Theatre Instructor May Part Time $124,452
(Part-Time Faculty Pool) - Photography Instructor May Part Time $124,452
(Part-time Faculty Pool) - Engineering Instructor May Part Time $120,816
(Part-time Faculty Pool) Automotive Technology Instructor May Part Time $111,492
(Part-time Faculty Pool) Ethnic Studies Instructor for Dual Enrollment Program May Part Time $124,452
(Part-time Faculty Pool) Education Instructor May Part Time $124,452
(Part-time Faculty Pool) - Graphic Arts Instructor May Part Time $102,114
(Part-time Faculty Pool) - Ethnic Studies Instructor May Part Time $120,816
(Part-time Faculty Pool) - EOPS Counselor May Part Time $120,816
(Part-time Faculty) - Sculpture Instructor May Part Time $124,452
(Part-time Faculty) - Athletic Trainer May Part Time $114,300
Substitute Pool-Admissions and Records Specialist May Full and Part Time $43,542
(Part-time Faculty) Horticulture May Part Time $111,492

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Working here. What to know
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